We treat a variety of concerns and life situations which have caused you distress. Examples of difficult and traumatic life experiences include but are not limited to: natural disasters (storm, tornado, earthquake), parenting situations (childbirth difficulties, miscarriage, death/illness of a child), near death experience, vehicle collision, sexual assault, physical attacks by someone or an animal (stabbing, dog bites, bear encounter), death of a loved one (sudden and unexpected, terminal or hospice), adjustment to a medical concern (diagnosis, chronic pain, complication), physical injury (falling from a ladder, sport injury, farming accident), performance anxiety, vicarious trauma (witnessing traumatic events personally or professionally), firearm encounters (firearm misfire, school shooting, other gun violence), military-related concerns, etc.
Common diagnostic considerations may include: post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), trauma & stress-related issues, phobias, anxiety disorders, depression and mood disorders, grief & loss, disordered eating & body image issues.